Plattsmouth weekly journal. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1881-1901, March 21, 1895, Image 3
WEEKLY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MAll'JH 21, 1S93. IX A Nil AKUUNI) T1IK TOWN. Jiul'e Chapman was a pa?sencrer for Lincoln this morning, whither ht went tocethis lust glimpse of the present legislature. Miss Etta Kinkaid, who has been very low with pneumonia for a week "past, is reported as better today, and her anxious parents and friends have a well-founded hope for her recovery Fred Morgan, a machinist in the !oci! H. & M. shops, accidentally j tbhc d a knife into his left foot just L-!ow the ankle joint the other evo niv.g and he is now limping about on crutches, the cut beinp quite a seriou ine. Secretary Morton, iu reply to a letter asking for seeds, writes that lie has si en out all the seeds to which Ne braska is entitled to the State Uvlief Commission at Lincoln. Parties wishing seeds should address that source of supply. oI. Polk's effort to cast a slur on the Womans Club movement over the shoulders of the well-known Frances WiJlard. is a sickly one. Mts Will.ml is not ati organir of l!ie movement mentioned, The colonel ought to be better informed. Mrs. Hiram Turner, who has been a sutTerer with consumption for the past feveral yrars, departed from this life late last r.icht at her home near Ore apolis just on- m iili s:ibseuerjt to the demise of Iht husbauil. The time of the fiMiral h:i n t yet Ikm an :i ".iiiced. . L. tlr.ives. e p-lisher of th I'liu'.f, L-d-ier. wa- a i'i itt.-juouth visi-ti-i lust Sitm-lay Mr. (Jraves i no'.v practicing law in Union ami TriK .ioruNAi- voices the sentiment ol newspaper fraternity in Cass c iity in wisliirig for him an abund accr ot success. The funeral of the late Philip Horn, whose death occurred Tuesday night at his home live miles west of this city, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock frcm the family residence, thr interrment to be at Oak Hill ceme tery. Piiends of the deceased ami famih are invited to attend. The Missouri Paciuc's passencer train from the south was about live hours late Friday morning and did rot arrive until after nine o'clock. The hre iking down of a pair of trucks ur.der ;i fs--igiit ctr Ih-Idw Falls City b: cfcaded the track cm: Irteh for several hours and laid out all trains. After nursing his son. Ha! lie. through a h nz siege vf typhid fever, Mr. O. F. lohti-ion has been stricken with paraly se n o : nnw very 1 . Tlrs family !S cI.Ut.l C:il! 't t hr m"Te than . ju-t fhaie the mi -fortunes ! life, and it members have the pym-! r.-athy of the entire community in their tria'.a The lire department wa? called out fljortls before 1'2 o'clock Sunday night ro extii.g'.iisii a bl.ize in the basement of the YVeler building. The tire had its origin in a cob pile, but the catis f the b;az is unknown. No damage was sustained as the fire boys were on ihe eii tefure the tlamrrs had gained jiny headway. Tom Patterson, agent for the well known Columbia bicycles, received his tirst To wheel on Monday and the ma chine had been out of the crat only a few hours v,h-n lie sold it to II. N. I) ---"..! -o-5 an- c.-i-ihi'T at the First Nuiiri, . bai.U. The "f'-j litht loadster Cln mbif. i.s a verilablf beauty and -lu'ilij b sen l'i appi eciateil Mic1 i I C sS' V. a farmer from Ilieh irdio' iwity. w..s tiiii over ami in- .intr. i tiled by a . ; s o; ri Pacitic train ' Xebi.4-kt City last night shortK ;.!.-re mh'rijrht. lie went to sleep on :;;m track No blame is at tached tr, Conducior IVrry ai.d Kn-iin-i ir-,ver, who charge of the train. Ca-y was a married man. Geo. lial'ance, the well-known li. & M. n rt.-jer arid ai old-time resident of Pun-mouth.., ill remove bis family and household effects on April 1st to (ipriuantown, t which place he ex- pec? a to make his permanent residence. Mr. i!ance departure is a matter of much regret upon the part of his c onntles f i iends in this community. "'ip'-ririteodents Failey of Cass co'inty r.nd (TIark of Saunders county vi-otd ', h'gh fchoid Wedne-day fn-'Tiiing. Mr ('lark gave a very short but pointed talk and left the main re sponsibility to hi.-i man" Mipt. Far ley . wh complimen-.-d the school, the opening exercise- hi d also talked on the pr rri-fy ot h;vir : summer chod Ahhlalid (iazeiie llothirry and O'Neill, who pleal guiltv o secondir-g a priz fight at Pi:tm'oith.v ere sentenced by .JtuJge Chapmafr to oo' d av to the coii.ty j til ai d to pay a tine ..f $10. They art- f!ie uri rw-ii-al witfossen against (;ri;v.i!d ihe News would fUggest i hat the PiattHtnout!; partie.s who ar ranged and managed that fiht be al-o indicted, as they s-eem to be (ju-il v ;'S tjojl'y hs the Omaha peo ,1 X i r k;. Ci' y .'ev Tlie decision of Judge Hall -at Lin coln ordering Grand Ma3ter Tate to call the regular annual grand lodge session of the A. O. U. NV., suits the several hundred members of that or der in Plattsmouth immensely. They see in it a chance, at least, to secure someone besides Czr Tate as grand master. The czar has a faculty of be stowing his favors in such a manner as to tnaUe solid his election from year to year, but at last there is some re lief iu sight. A. Wannfried, travelling represen tative for the Western Newspaper Union of Omaha for the past ten years and known to the newspaper fraternity as the Flying Dutchman," has re signed and after April 1st will quit the road. Although eccentric, he is an agreeable chap in many particulars, and thu newspaper business iu Ne braska will seem duller than everjwith out au occasional call on Mr. Wann fried's part. lie will take on new duties in other fields and the news paper men of this state will wish him the best of success iu his new labors. German Vegetable liver pills are without a rival. Sold only by Gering ,!U'o. " u srj- County IMliiir In Trouble. The World-Herald says: "Editor W. S. K iker of the Gretna Industrial has bt en put under bonds by Justice of the Peace llar;lett condi tioned upon hi lowing up iu the judge's court upon April 1, at which time he will be called upon to plead in response to a charge of libeling James JIabbittt in the capacity of foreman of the late grand jury. The World-Iler-ald has heretofore announced the de fails of the trouble, which appears to have so agitated the mind cot Mr. Bab bitts that he brought a criminal action. Daring the progress of the grand jury investigations it had occasion to look more or less into Ninth street affairs Mr. Hiker's journal commented on tliis faCw and charge that Uabbitts took in the reports, forgetting for the time being the precepts of the gospel and his early instruction. Mr. Il !;tts lives near Gretna, a town jus" over the line iu Sarpy county. State or Ohio, City ok t . Tuiucik, Lucas Co. ) Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner ot the firm ot F. J. Cheney X Co., doing business m the citv of Toledo, count v and state afore said, and that said firm wid pay the sum of one hundred dollars lor each and everv case of catarrh that cannot te cured bv the use of Hall's Catarrh v Cuie. Fkank J. Cheney. Sworn to before me and but!cribed in mv presence, thi 3t!i dav of I)-cem-ber, A. J. !?;. seal: A. W G lea-on'. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh cure is taken inter nally and acts directly on the blood and muous surluoes of the system. Send for testimonials, fre. F J. C.IENKY ,v Co.. Toledo. O C2"Sold bv drugi-its. T-j- Wrrer f lt irn T.ie celebration of St. Patrick's day. iiven Saturday evening at V.'hite'a hall under the auspices of the A.O.H., was a most delightful success. The musical number." given wre highly ap preciated, while the lecture bv Father Nugent was all that hi friends could vi.-"i. It wis largely historical, and inder ordinary handling would have been dry. but the skillful oratory of the lecturer gave it a life, piquancy and vividness wh'ch made the recital very entertaining, and when he came to the descriptive portions the lecturer was both elequent and pathetic in Ids word-painting. The Jokexal hopes that the orator-priest may often be heard in tins city. V l'rutlntut Ytioiel lirnrar of Oui Nti.. rite : To thts afilicttd: evtral years ago I discovered a slight falling and bleeding ol the lower bouei wnich increased and became very distressing I made inquiry as in the nature ot the disease urn) le rned that 1 had a somewhat aggravated case f Hemorrhoids or Piles. Was told ol several remedies and used them as di rected, obtaining thereby some tem porary relief. Not being satisfied with such slight relief I cast about for a per manent cure; when a friend directed the use of the famous Magnet Pile KlLLEit. I used it. Immediaterelief from pain followed, and soon a com plete cur was afTectM. ' I- t ery re.pecu un , O-cau Allen. For sale by Gering & Co. Landlord W. VT.Coates ot the Hotel Iiiley is home from a week's visit at n-scobil. Wis. His brother. Frank, who lias been in charge of the hotel iltiririffthelaiullonrs absence.returned to his !i-rne in Om iha this morninff. New Poultry Firm. Mesrs. McCourt & Ulack have beuun the buHiness of buyint; poultry for the city 'markets. They will pay the best price In csh. Se F. McCourt or E. W. HI ick fur price. tl 1 w 3;. Maonkt Cijkmical. Co. Gentlemen: Of the in;my File pre parations which I have used I found none to do the work so quick and com plete ;h Maonkt File Killeu. It. is a q'ii-ik Tfff nxid positive cure," as you ay. Very gratefully yours, AL.ru bus M. I'KICK. Tr;tve!ini- SalesmKii, MaryviKe, Mo. For iale tiy Gerin & Co. The Jouun'al lias no morn irarden seeds to irive out. but J. W. II-H(ph has jmt received a quantity which has been tried and he can guarantee it. HAYDEN BROS. Islarcli Sales. Tho greatest effort we have ever made to offer matchless bargains ira superior poods of well know makes. Domestic I incus. Lawrence L L Muslins 3Je Alpine, Fine Ilrown 4 c Arrow, Fine Ilrown 5 c Columbus. oft tlnli-h, lileachtd Mu-lin. ..5 c Karwell lUeached Muslin 7 c Ctot Hleache.1 Muslin 6 c Fruit of the Loom Muslin 6 c l(u; Wide sheeting 12'i c IU Wide lUekchud Sheeting 13 c Sateens, Domestic, fine C Ingham and waih Ubrics and all the latest tttles, at les than half usual prices. Table I. in on s. The newest designs at 2Sr, Sic, UTc, 5oe, C2lc up to the finest goods made, with Napklnt to match, at prires never before dreamed of In the ine n trade. Iiincn Towels. Wonderful variety and low prices. 10c linen towels at 5e. tlx:e fr!ns;e towels at 10c. extra quality 2V linen towels at 1S. Larj; 10c bath towels at 5e. Extra lar,:e roe taih towel at 10e; 25e bath towela at t:c. White Dotted Swiss Attc, li'. T" I'm-". Cji-, up to the f nest made, all at special sale prices. White SwI with colored dots as well aseolortd swlrev White Naltiook cliecks at loo. li'3c and I.V. India Linens at 7'C. io?, l'ic, ISo. 14c. Sue a nd 13 vd Spreads. Lullec varietr, in every grade from .vc j e h Tip to f" CO. Ladies. Io yon want ii NolWY JACKET You ran get crse of th very lctet style In our rlnaSt and suit d'parnner.t in black, navy, brown or tan, at (;i t. !-l , ?1 iw or !C.'t. lr in Mi . '.ic 14 t or -Jo vrttr at T2 rr. f-t W. Thee are the bet sro.v,! for the money In Omaha. They arc . ! o !i'!:c a splendid stock of la. lie' all wool osj t sat fI..V. t.W. f- 45. M fO. f ' ti. f l.:. .YP0 an ! i U'. i;r tork of dre, k!rts. wlt4. etc.il n-n rvin; j '.e'f, " l! .'? S"' VrIntohe. l;fary -f,H:, p'.-i! 1. t:t u d bn'wn. at H l'i, worth !Yu. tiUTilr-F ""l nd t".k di;-iirti!if r.l carry l:e iily cm:ii.-l,te lir.es of fabrics to In? futn.d In the we:. ;rea" fl'ortm!)'. at absolute; the ve-y lowest prie. Spring Olotbinfr. TheM. II. Cook Cloth!r-x Co "s i -'.:hlfis 1 all this eavn le; stylf Men's spring s-;!:. Cok's price ?.Vf to t.CO co at ?iTV Men's j rirc suit-, Cook's price tl Ortand 111. to. for tz. ( Very f.nest spring suit In a'.! styles, black rlny worsteds. i!k mix tups and caitmere su-ts, worta from S).CJ to r..o. a: io m a n:i:. l:oj kne par.t .:!: at tl.."' .ntc s '!! lid va'ue tn all ln; ! tCc. fl - av.. fl.75 ter pair. Groceries. Our pricf o: prw -rU tea. coiTee, split's and dried fnsl: s :Tps tho-e of any bouse In America. tf action or lour lo(iiy Hark. OM.OIA, NKI. Dr. Agnes Y. Swetland, HOMEOPATHIST. racial att':i:iuQ t lta.etrr. D::ae) of V,rna ar..I 'V.tnjuii'a yurgerr Office : r"' Omita. Keb DR. A. MATTHEWS, L -A llX Tho Painless Dentist, Weeping Water, Nebr., Makea .iccla!ty of Tine Gold Fllilr.jrv GoM mj1 Porcelain Crorns. Itrl-Ie work, etc. j TEETH P-MTIVELY EXTHACTEP WITJIOt'T PAIN Oil HANGER. A. H. WECKBACH. DEALER IN FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES QUEENS WARE, FLOUR and FEED All Kinds of VEGETABLES In Season. Rl OF EVEUV DKSCKIPTTON .f ALWAYS IN STOCK. Weaieacents for the cele- Pfirrrr brated DIAMOND MILLS bUl ILL CITY BAKERY WHERE YOU CAN GET GOOD, FRESH BREAD At aiy 1 Prompt ntiontlon Riven to order Agent lor Seven of the Best STEAMSHIP LINES. GIVE ME A CALL. Telephone 30. Main Street. 3 l7 ison, With His S2. Ql CO Shirts Mens Working Mens Black Sateen It will be money in you pockets to buy your Clothing, Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes of IHILSdDNg the (DsasBn DMtiMn9 Opposite Court House) - - - Plattsmoutli, Keb. The City Hotel, Corner Main and Third Sts., PLATTSMOUTH. A FIRST-CLASS HOSTELRY IN EVERY RESPECT. REFITTED and REFURNISHED Special Attention Given to the Accommodation of Farmers. First-Class Bar lT. CLEAN ROOMS AND TABLE Rates-Si Per Day. H. H. GOOS. Prop'r.;? First Premium at the Columbian Exposition Tlie Sioger Han'f'g Co. iicci:ivei 54: First Awards, Heine tho latrt nnmler of awarJ obtained .t any exhl tutor anj more than lontle tbe number ret'elvel ty all other ewinr Marhlna eompanle?. Awards received on the following: Family ewlnjr Machines. V. S. No. C. I. K. f. I. and single Thread Automatic Chain Mitrn Machine. !ewlnf Machine Cat.luetA. Art Embroider!", Lacea. Cur tain. t."ph.ltery. Artistic FurnlahlnjtB, sewlnrrand Embroidery, TapeHry Ma chine Work. AUo 43 Awitril'. covering nicblne for mannfaetnro In every lino where a Sewlnit Machine can te used on Wool Cotton and Mlk Cloth. Knit Goods leather, etc.. for Ornamental Stltchinft Mutton hole. Eyeleti. Harrlne, Over earning. Maying, etc AGENTS WANTED. Tho Singer M'fg Co M ZUl Over tlio World." Ilraneh OfTlef 1510 Iouca Ht.. Omaha P. J. HANSEN, DEALER IN STAPLE and FANCY Groceries, Crockery A.IV I Glassware. FLOTTR AND FEED A Specialty. One door North of Postoffice We Have Money to Loan at 6percenl On farm or city projKsrty in any iectlon of the country where property has a fixed market value. Money roady for Immediate loans wbfre neenrlty and title Is (;ood. Nocomml-iion. We Holiclt applications. IlUnas furnished upon request. ALLENtCO.,404 49 Ilroadwar.TMen York SO HAS the Cash Novelties of Spring Clothing-. CO CO I O o CO in Large Variety. Shirts, White Shirts, Boys' 0 o o e o o e o o e Buy F. S. WHITE, Every purchase made at his store is a guarantee that you obtained the best and most goods for the least money. O o o oo oocooKa&K dO40 What is Castoria is Ir. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children It contains.ncithcr Opium, 3Iorphino nor other Karcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty yem use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria is tho Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend. Castoria. "Cawitorlaijso well adapted to children that I recommend it as cuperior to any prescription known to me." 1L A. Axcnsa, M. Ill So. Oxford St, InxJtlyn, Is. Y. "The use of 'Castoria ia no universal and Its merits so well known that it seems a work ot ruiere rogation to endorse it. l ew are tho Intelligent families who Co not keep CastorU within eary reach. CAMXXMULUKTTUt, T. IX. Kew York dry. Tux Cxxtacs 1 1 FAT PEOFZiE ! Park Obkkttt PiLta will reduco your weight PERJirANENTLYfrom 12 to 15 pounds a month. NO WTA11V1NU, sickneaa or Injury; NO PUB LJCITY. They build up the health and beauti fy the complexion. leaTing; N( WUINKLKS or Uabhlness. 8TOLTT ABDOMENS and dttticnit brenthlnj surely relievM. NO KXPEItlMEN'T, but aicieutlllc and posltlvo relief, adopted only after years of experience. All orders supplied direct from our office. Price 9Z.0O per package or tnreo packages lor f,V00 by mail postpaid. Testimonials and particulars sealed 2 cents. (J'All correspondence strictly conudvutlal. Park Remedy Co., Boston, Mass T Clothier CO M r i Laundried Shirts, Shirts, o Your Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions i General Mdse. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o OF: The Old Reliable Pioneer Merchant oooo 040ao o ec oo " ""v r rui Castoria Castoria cures Oolic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Piarrhopa, Enactation, Kills Won as, giti-i sleep, and pttmotes dt giion. Without Injurious medication. "For several jmrs I have recommeadt tout ' Castoria, and shall always coatinoe tc do so as It has invariablj produced Wneflcia results." Edwix F. rinninr, iL IX, lfXUi Street and 7th Ave. New York CS: . CbKPAjrr, 77 Jlctaar Sttsxet, Krw Yoas Cxn mini w i in m im i i. mwi ..iwj mi. The Plattsmontli Mills, C. HEISEXu Prop. This Mill has been rebuilt, and furnished with Machinery of the best maaufacture in the.world. Their "Plansifter" Flour, IIai no Superior la America. OIts It trial and be convinced.